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Volume 117 Issue 4 Presho, South Dakota 57568 www.lcherald.com January 27, 2021 Governor Noem signs executive order on DANR merger

PIerre, S.D. – Today, Governor current role of Agriculture Ambassador. Kristi Noem signed Executive Order 2021- “Governor Noem and I are the only 03 to merge the Department of Agriculture farmer/rancher duo in the country to and the Department of Environment be serving as Governor and Lieutenant and Natural Resources, forming a new Governor,” said Lieutenant Governor Department of Agriculture and Natural Larry rhoden. “We are excited for the Resources (DANR). potential that this merger has to unleash “With this merger, we are fostering the next generation of agriculture for our sustainable agriculture and conservation state. I look forward to continue working as that we can pass on to our kids and an ambassador to the agriculture industry.” grandkids,” said Governor kristi noem. In addition to other groups, the “This merger will simplify life for South proposed merger has the support of Dakota’s agriculture producers by creating the South Dakota Farm Bureau. Based a one-stop shop in state government. It will on a vote of their convention delegates, also save taxpayers money by streamlining representing county farm bureaus the state’s regulatory bodies, eliminating throughout the state. redundancies, and creating a better “We believe this merger will make customer service experience for all.” government work better for farmers and Hunter Roberts, current Secretary of ranchers and will strengthen the future Environment and Natural Resources and of agriculture,” said Scott Vanderwal, acting-Secretary of Agriculture, will serve President of the South Dakota farm as the cabinet secretary for DANR. Bureau. “The agriculture industry “Governor Noem has a tremendous is continually evolving, and thanks to vision for the next generation of Governor Noem’s leadership, South Dakota agriculture, and we’re excited to see continues to be on the leading edge of that Photo by Connie Penny/LCH it through,” said Secretary hunter evolution. There is no better time than now roberts. “I’m excited for the synergies to solidify agriculture’s role in protecting Showing school spirit that this merger will create.” our environment and natural resources Lieutenant Governor Larry Rhoden, while ensuring our industry in South Lyman Raiders Cheerleaders l-r: Rachel Hoffer, Carly Samco, Ambrus Brakke, and Quincy Taylor, who previously served as interim-Secretary Dakota remains economically viable and top, show their school spirit during the school song perrformed by the Lyman Pep Band Thursday of Agriculture, will continue serving in his growing.” night at the boys basketball game played against Faith Thursday night at the Presho Gym. Questions swirl around who qualifies next to get COVID-19 vaccine

Bart Pfankuch members of the public, will that has been made on that staff and funeral service people. The state is basing of complications or death if South Dakota newS figure out who qualifies for yet,” said Peterson, who workers, Phase 1D also vaccinations in that group on the person becomes infected watch a vaccine in that population is leading that system’s includes “persons with 2 or a list developed by the CDC with the coronavirus. group, how potential vaccine vaccination efforts. “At this more underlying medical of 23 medical conditions South Dakota health recipients will verify their point in time, there is not a conditions,” a population that are known or believed officials and medical conditions and whether definitive plan on that.” estimated at roughly 80,000 to put someone at higher risk See Story, 3 providers have been near proof of medical diagnoses The state recently the top of the nation in will be required before shots entered the fourth phase administering COVID-19 are administered. of its long-range, seven- vaccines as they become Health providers across phase vaccination plan after available, but a significant the state have increasingly completing initial phases new challenge awaits as the been fielding questions that included front-line state moves into a much from residents with existing health-care workers, long- larger, more difficult-to- medical conditions who term care residents and define population of people want to be vaccinated as staff, law enforcement, EMS who may qualify for a shot. soon as possible and who and correctional workers and That upcoming subset so far are unable to get a few other small groups. of people will include an clear answers about when After having success in estimated 80,000 residents they can get shots. As of phases 1A through 1C, the with two or more underlying mid-January, the state and state sped up entry into medical conditions as medical providers had not Phase 1D on Jan. 18 by defined by the federal developed concrete plans making shots available to a Centers for Disease Control on how to determine who newly created subset of 1D and Prevention. qualifies in the Phase 1D that includes the highest-risk With that next group subgroup of patients with patients within the group potentially in play as early two or more underlying — those 80 and older, people Photo Courtesy Connie Penny/LCH as February, state officials conditions, said Scott with cancer, those on dialysis and health providers as of Peterson, director of and very high-risk people On Friday, January 22 Adelia Olsen, Presho answers questions from Lyman County Herald Jan. 20 did not have a firm pharmacy at Monument in congregate settings. In Reporter/Staff Melissa A. Slaba about the COVID-19 vaccination Olsen had just received from plan in place to definitively Health in Rapid City. addition to all residents 65 Sanford Medical Center in Chamberlain. She stated she had minimal discomfort from the shot, and is now carrying a vaccination card showing the brand of vaccine and the date the shot determine how they, and “There’s been no decision or over, teachers and college was given.

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2 community news • January 27, 2021 • Lyman County Herald News Briefs Community 2021 South Clipboard Dakota Wildland FRiDAy, JAN. 29 • DBHD New Underwood @ Fire Academy H, 5 pm registration now SATuRDAy, JAN. 30 open • DBHD @ Wall, 1 PM CST MoNDAy, FeB. 1 RAPID CITY, S.D. • HS GBB @ Colome, 6:30 pm – Registration is now open • Presho City Council Meets, for the 2021 South Dakota 7 pm Wildland Fire Academy • Kennebec Town Board Mtng, to be held in Ft. Pierre, 7 pm South Dakota, on March 18-21, 2021. The academy is TueSDAy, FeB. 2 • MS BB Gregory @ H, (B-C), hosted by the South Dakota 4 pm Department of Agriculture’s • HS WR @ Newell, 5 pm MT Wildland Fire Division with • HS BBB Gregory @ H, 6:30 assistance from its federal pm partners. The safety of our firefighters and the public is always our number Call one objective in wildland firefighting, and access to quality training helps Photo by Connie Penny/LCH 605 895- meet this goal. In addition to elevating firefighter’s A spring chicken at 90 personal wildland fire NEWS qualifications, it allows Sunday, January 24 the family of Donna Rolf hosted a 90th surprise birthday party in her honor. Several residents from the trainees to pay it forward by community and Kennebec Coffee Crew attended wishing her a happy birthday. All her children Marla, Marsha, Michelle and teaching and leading new Mick were able to attend. Cake, ice cream and coffee were served. (6397) firefighters in their wildland fire careers. For more information or to receive certification. Golden West announces 2021 Correction: to place a to register please visit: Minimum ICS courses The Schoenhard https://gacc.nifc.gov/rmcc/ include IS-100 and IS-700. Scholarship Program Foundation Funds for the dispatch_centers/r2gpc/ Additional prerequisite classified Thrift Store and Presho City GPC_ZONE_Training_ qualifications or courses WALL, SD – High senior whose parents or Library were misprinted Page.htm may be required dependent school seniors legal guardians reside in last weeks issue of the Students attending upon training level. residing in the Golden within a Golden West Lyman County Herald. Thrift National Wildfire For more information, West Telecommunications service area and subscribe Our sincere apologies for Coordinating Group courses please contact Tamara &More service area can now apply to Golden West phone the mixup. The corrected must have their Incident Dierks, South Dakota for one of 46 scholarships or internet service. The amounts are as follows: Command System (ICS) Wildland Fire at available to qualifying applicant must take the Thrift Store - $1,000 Main St, Presho classes up to date in order 605.393.4229 or email [email protected]. students. Now in its 23rd Scholastic Aptitude Test Presho City Library 895-6673 year, the Golden West (SAT), American College - $2,000 scholarship program awards Test (ACT) or Accuplacer $1,000 scholarships to Vocational Entrance Exam Quarter College Notes help offset tuition costs by December 31 of their for graduating seniors who senior year and enroll in 12 Days! USD announces Academic List: Nicole pursue secondary education or more classroom credits A Husman Presho SD degrees. Golden West selects (or the equivalent of a full- 2020 Fall Deans AR one recipient from each of time course load) in the fall January the high schools within its semester following their and Academic exchange. An additional at- high school graduation. 28, 29, & 30 List Dakota State large scholarship is awarded Committees overseen by to a student whose parents each school’s superintendent Full-time, undergraduate 2020 Fall receive Golden West services and/or principal will select All Clothing, Shoes & students are named to the Honors List but is either homeschooled local scholarship winners, purses; including Dean’s List if they received or attends a high school while a committee of Golden winter clothing a 3.5 GPA for courses released outside the service area. West employees will choose - 25¢ they took in the fall 2020 Golden West General the at-large recipient. semester, and they had no MADISON, S.D., January Manager and CEO Denny Golden West scholarship incomplete or failing grades. 19, 2021 – A total of 572 Law said the scholarship applications are available Call Hours: program encourages from guidance counselors Thursday 10 am - 5 pm For part-time students, full-time and 173 part- 895-NEWS (6397) those with fewer than 12 time students qualified for students living in rural at local high schools and Friday 10 am - 5 pm credit hours, the recognition the President’s Academic communities to pursue at-large applications if you have Saturday - 10 am - 2 pm is called Academic Honors. Honors list for the 2020 opportunities that might may be requested by local news to report! fall semester at Dakota otherwise be unavailable to calling 855-888-7777 Dean’s List: Bailey State University (DSU) in them. or visiting goldenwest. Christine DeJong, Madison, S.D. To be eligible for a com/scholarships. The Jacey Ann Miller, The following full-time scholarship, the applicant application deadline is Stop by the Allison Renae Schelske, students achieved a grade must be a high school Monday, March 15. Kennebec, SD point average of 3.5 to 4.0 to Rhian Frances qualify for the honors list: Kennebec Library Felicia, Reliance, SD Derrek Thompson, Applications are now Available for the Reliance and check out the 2021 Greater Lyman Usborne Books & More Foundation Grants Fundraiser PARTNERS GLF Grants will be made to non-profit entities in early IN YOUR SUCCESS 2021. Applications for grants are now available. hosted by Deb Halverson Completed Applications due between ~The fundraiser will run during the new library January 1 and March 1, 2021 and will Choose Titles of Dakota to provide professional and hours with the proceeds being donated to the NOT be considered unless submitted prompt Closing and Escrow Services, Title Insurance Kennebec Library~ by March 1st. and Real Property Searches. Kennebec Library New Hours: GLF Board of Directors: Monday - 1:15-5:15 Contact Herb C. Sundall, Jim Fulwider, Tuesday - 2:15-5:15 TAMMY LANGENBAU Don McManus, Bruce Eymer, Justin Wednesday - 2 pm to 7 pm Title Examiner Jessop, Janet Schindler, Layne 213 S. Main St. Thursday - 2:15-5:15 Larson, or Crystal Brakke, for a grant Kennebec, SD 57544 Friday/Saturday/Sunday - CLOSED (605) 869-2215 application and eligibility www.titlesofdakota.com guidelines, or obtain from www.greaterlymanfoundation.org

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Vaccine, From Page 1 But if vaccination supply increases, as most providers Throwback Thursday Verifying if someone vaccines to the public anticipate, Basel said the send or email old photos to [email protected] or PO Box 518 Presho, SD 57568 qualifies within the two — Sanford Health, Avera number of qualifying underlying conditions Health, Monument Health, patients may overwhelm the category could be fairly Mobridge Hospital and the ability of medical systems to simple for a doctor or Northern Plains Health call them all. practitioner who has Network — have computer “There may come a time extensive experience treating systems that can determine where we open it up wider to or diagnosing a patient, who has underlying a kind of honor system,” he said Dr. Michael Wilde, vice conditions and generate a list said, “but it all depends on president and chief medical of patients who qualify for a the supply.” officer at Sanford Health in shot. State data show about Wilde and others Sioux Falls. But determining 400,000 South Dakotans acknowledged that some whether a person has two of are estimated to have one perceived inequalities the CDC-listed conditions underlying condition, and may exist among those will be difficult if not about 80,000 are estimated who qualify under the impossible for front-line to have two conditions, Basel underlying-conditions employees who will check said. category due to poor lifestyle in patients at hospitals, “We’re trying to take a choices. For example, using clinics or pharmacies where more proactive approach to a the CDC at-risk conditions COVID-19 vaccines will be lot of the chronic conditions; list as a guide will mean delivered, Wilde said. we are trying to reach out to that obese cigarette smokers Identifying and verifying those folks rather than have will qualify for a shot before who qualifies will also be patients try to self-identify,” people with single serious tricky when it comes to Basel said, adding that the health conditions such patients with rare conditions process has been easier with as Type 1 or 2 diabetes, Do you know anyone in this picture, or what year this was taken? See next week’s or those that are not targeted populations so far. sickle-cell disease, Down issue for the names. specifically listed on the Residents of Native Syndrome, asthma, liver CDC website but that likely American reservations will disease, weakened immune put them at higher risk from receive vaccinations through system, chronic pulmonary COVID-19 complications, the federal Indian Health disease or pregnancy. Wilde Museum Moments Dam, Randall Dam, Oahe, experts said. The underlying- Services, which is also busy urged the public to be patient Lucy Halverson Angostura, Shade Hill, Oahe- conditions subset will also prioritizing delivery of the and have an understanding James River and Keyhold. include people who are at vaccines and notifying those that no system of Little Curtis Dee Severyn high risk but who do not who qualify to sign up for a prioritization will be perfect. 10 years ago reported on meetings he of Vivian the son of Mr. and have a general practitioner, shot as soon as possible. As “There will be nuances Lyman County Herald held with different insurance Mrs. Burke Severyn was are not affiliated with a of Jan. 21, South Dakota had and some of them could be a Wed., Jan. 26 , 2011 agents on insurance baptized at the Lutheran hospital system, or who administered about 58,500 little bit of a head scratcher, The unexpected death of programs for teachers. Church. Mrs. Eddie Gannon receive medical care only doses of the two types of and that’s kind of that grace Bob Schnabel last Tuesday Delegates and alternates for and Mr. and Mrs. Walter at emergency rooms or COVID-19 vaccines; roughly we’re seeking from the has left the residents of the SDEA Representative Juhnke were sponsors. urgent-care facilities not 11,000 people had completed public,” Wilde said. Presho without a mayor. Assembly to be held in April affiliated with specific the two-dose full regimen. Vaccinating prisoners, Elected just last April to his at Pierre were selected. 90 Years ago medical systems. That group Wilde said people whose smokers or obese people first term as mayor, Schnabel Twenty children are Lyman County Herald of people whose numbers are medical conditions can makes sense from an overall had accomplished a great enrolled in the kindergarten Thurs., Jan. 29, 1931 unknown cannot be certain easily be verified or whose health perspective amid a deal during his few months in class at Presho which began Through the division if they qualify and will not be conditions obviously fit into pandemic, health experts office. According to council Jan. 18. Instructor is Jean engineer’s office in Kansas alerted by vaccine providers. the CDC list will be notified said. president Mike Sprenger, Byre. City, the United States War Wilde said he expects by health systems that they “I’m a physician and I who now becomes acting The 1970 Annual Report Department has called that someone who makes an qualify — either by mail, work for a health system and mayor until the next election, from the American Creek meetings to be held in Pierre appointment or shows up email, text message or phone I look at it more from the Schnabel devoted time to Conservation District and Yankton in February. At to get a shot in any category call — and invited to sign up resources-allocation side, improving several major was published in this that time, the government within Phase 1D will be to make an appointment to as in ‘Who are those more issue concerning Presho most week’s issue. District will take testimony to show vaccinated if doses are receive a shot. likely to be hospitalized and importantly streets. Supervisors include Richard the desirability and need available. Health providers are overwhelm the health-care The long standing policy Reuer, chairman, George of river navigation on the “As a clinician it’s a pretty reluctant to create a system system? Who has the highest of the publics use of the Christensen, Ed Cox, Lester Missouri above Sioux City. clear list,” Wilde said. “But where people who haven’t rate of hospitalizations?’” school’s gyms after hours Bowar, and Glen Hutchison. In county court last I would be hard pressed to made an appointment show Basel said. and on weekends abruptly Gilbert Bierwagen is the Saturday the board held a think that we’re going to up with medical records Department of Health changed recently when the District Conservationist hearing on Frank Gangard sit there and try to verify, in hand to wait in line and spokesman Daniel Bucheli district’s liability insurer and Harry Hilgemann is the and determined that he was especially in gray areas then potentially be turned said some parts of the plan learned the gyms were conservation technician. a fit subject for the home where it’s tough to make a away because someone at the moving forward will be fluid open without supervision. Mrs. Glen Anderson for the Feeble Minded at determination, that we’re vaccination site determines and open to adjustments. Whether policy, tradition (Betty Cole) of Valley City, Redfield. The order was so going to turn someone that the patient doesn’t Experts urge people with or habit, Lyman students N. Dak. Received many gifts entered and the sheriff came away if we have vaccine qualify for a shot or because questions to visit the state have had the use of the both following the birth of her over Sunday and took charge available based on a lack of there are not enough vaccine health department website, gyms for a number of years. daughter Nicole Rae, the first of Frank and will take him verification or a lack of those doses available, Wilde said. call their doctor and watch On occasion, when damage child to be born in Valley City to Redfield as soon as the medical conditions.” Basel said that at the current for media alerts that can help occurred, the facilities in 1971. Mr. Anderson is a formality of the papers are Dr. David Basel, vice allocation of vaccines to guide them on whether they were locked down and use radio announcer on KOVC at completed. It was found that president for clinical quality South Dakota, about 11,000 qualify for a shot and when. suspended until the offenders Valley City. Frank had been subsisting at Avera Health in Sioux doses per week, medical “We are absolutely were identified and punished. since the storm of a week Falls, said the five South systems have not had dedicated to getting vaccines According to Superintendent 60 years ago ago when the ground was Dakota health systems difficulty in reaching out to to everyone that wants it,” Bruce Carrier the gyms will Lyman County Herald covered with dead sparrows tasked with providing people who qualify for a shot. Wilde said. be open and supervised by Thurs., January 2, 1961 which he had gathered up school staff on Wednesday Beckwith Hardware, for quite a quantity. Anyway, evenings and Sundays only. the last five years, a program this will give Frank a good Please help me celebrate store of S & Q supply house, home where he will be well Parents or Verna Schmitt’s 50 years ago will henceforth be associated taken care of and will also be grandparents Lyman County Herald with Coast-to-Coast stores a relief to many in town who Thurs., Jan. 28, 1971 announced owners Mr. and have made it their duty to see 100th birthday! Callers at the William Mrs. Charles Beckwith. that hew as neither cold nor Announce the Boe home recently were The couple have been in the hungry. Born on Lowden Heller and Patricia hardware business in Presho Mr. O. E. Helgernson, arrival of your For her 2-25-1921, Burrio, both teachers in the since 1946. who has had charge of the 100th Verna moved Kyle Indian School on the A complete cattle local White Eagle Station, bundle of joy Pine Ridge Reservation. Mr. dispersion sale last resigned January 23 and birthday, from Iron in 2021 with a Nation in 1942 Heller taught at Presho High Wednesday marked the end the complete management we would to south of School several years ago and of 47 years of ranching and of the Tank line was on that BABY AD in the like Reliance on the was employed at the Lyman farming for N. J. Thomson, date turned over to Mr. John County Historical Society’s Platte, and son Harold, of Auwerter. Lyman County everyone White River with William museum here two summers this city. The Thomson’s Mr. and Mrs. Winnie Herald for the to send Schmitt. She ago. have sold their land holdings Hupp are the proud parents her a resided there Merle Pickner, locaated 16 miles southwest of a baby girl born January low price of superintendent, explained of Presho to Clarence and 21st. Birthday until 2005, $10. Verna then conditions of the school Joseph Knutson. Anton Straka, Clem card to Please send cards to: moved to district to 24 members of Borghorst and William Call the office at Lyman Independent No. 70 Years ago Dinehart of rural Reliance surprise Sioux Falls Verna Schmitt 12 Education Association Lyman County Herald spent a day last week east 605-895-6397 or where she still her. 1505 N. Highland Ave at their meeting last week. of the river looking for resides in her Wed., Jan. 24, 1951 Sioux Falls, SD 57103 Dick Willard reported on Senator France Case registered Herefords to head email: ads@ home. Thank you for your help in wishing my extension courses available. reports from Washington, their herds the coming year. lcherald.com President, Mrs. LaVern D. C. that he has moved his Grandmother a Happy 100th Birthday -Kevin Olson, reported on legislative office into the Senate Office TBT PHOTO activities. James Ritter Bldg. along with four staff Last week’s TBT members from the House of photo was found in the Representatives including archives at the Herald Arthur Juhnke of Kennebec. office and featured His more than 12 years of Leo Terca and his sons FEBRUARY 2021 experience in a congressional L-r; Jimmy Jo, Leo office will mean no loss of (seated), Scott (with time in handling items with mask) and Stan as they Monday ThursdayWednesdayTuesday Friday government departments. take a breaking from 869-2872 1 2 3 4 5 He will be my administrative snowmobiling with assistant. Senator Case was their new Arctic Cat. E-consultsE-consultsE-consults happy to report funding The photo was first Katie Metz, PA-C E-consults in the President’s budget published in the Herald Monday - Friday 8 9 10 11 12 8:30 am - 5 pm for work on Gavin’s Point in January of 1971. 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4 Letters to the editor Lyman County Herald OpiniOn Email: [email protected] January 27, 2021 Mail: PO BOX 518, Presho, SD 57568 Urge lawmakers to support bill strengthening public’s right to know

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the Great Lakes Training Albert is survived by School. Kay graduated from Melanie (Mike) Johnson Obituaries Center, where he graduated his wife Kathleen, brother Immaculate Conception and five brothers Larry as an honor man. He took Richard (Mary), sons High School in Stephan, (Jewel) Jandreau, Bill electrical training and Daniel (Katie) and Zachary SD where she met the love (Ardyce) Jandreau, Jimmy served in the Pacific for four Olson. Sisters Beverly A. of her life, Lee Gourneau. (Paula) Jandreau, Cody years. Johnson and Adelia Olsen. On December 14, 1959 (Emma) Russell, and Kasey After leaving the service, Sister-in-law Linda Olson, Lee and Kay were united (Diane) Russell. he worked at both Big Bend and sister-in-law Kolleen in marriage and had Welcoming her home and Oahe Dams. In 1963, (Sid) Meidema. Nieces just celebrated their 61st are her parents, brothers Albert took a job with West and nephews Bernie and wedding anniversary. From Dean and Fay, Sister Central Electric in Presho Tammi Johnson, Talia this union Kay and Lee Baunita, special cousins where he worked for twenty Johnson, Kevin Hughes were blessed with three Mike, Jerauld, son Blaine, years and then transferred and Emily Weber. Camden sons and four daughters, grandson Austin and to Kadoka for another and Cooper, Kayla Bonrud, Karol “Kay” Blaine, Boyd, Patti, Kara, nephew JD. twelve years. Bart and Amber Johnson, Gourneau. 79 Lori, Jody, and Little Lee. Kay is survived by Albert married Kathleen Michael Lockner, Taylar, Kay served on the Tribal caretaker and special Gatson on August 14, 1971. Lauryn and Devan Karol “Kay” Gourneau, Council for 26 years as Vice Grandson Trey Gourneau, Albert Thor They lived and worked in Johnson, Troy and Debra 79, of Lower Brule, passed Chairperson, Secretary as well as many Olson, 86 Presho and Kadoka until Meidema, Jake, Lillie and away on January 15, 2021. Treasurer and Council grandchildren, great Albert retired on February Anne, Tory and Missie A Celebration of Life for member. She also served grandchildren, nieces and Albert Thor Olson passed 21, 1996. Albert and Meidema, Olivia, and Todd Kay Gourneau was held. on the school board, nephews too numerous to away on January 21, 2021 at Kathleen later moved to Meidema, and Kori and Friday, January 22, 2021 at housing board and gaming list. Grandma Kay loved the age of 86, in his home Texas where he helped some Kora Bandcroft. St. Mary’s Catholic Church, commission. Kay was very each and every one of you in Red Rock, Texas. He relatives with wiring their He was preceded in Lower Brule, SD with burial proud to serve the Kul and you all were very near was born on March 4, 1934 home. death by his parents at the Holy Angels Catholic Wicasa Oyate. and dear in her heart. She to Raymond and Berneice Albert enjoyed visiting Ray and Beneice Olson, Cemetery at Presho, SD. Kay leaves behind her leaves behind many who (Brandon) Olson, south of friends and family, brothers Larry, Donald and Karol “Kay” Gourneau husband of 61 years, Lee, knew her as “Grandma Kennebec on the family hunting, fishing, and wood Robert. In-laws Curtis and was born on February 18, sons Boyd (Maryjane), Kay”. The phrase “She had farm. work. He and Kathleen Kathleen Gatson, brothers- 1941 to Lawrence Jandreau Little Lee (Ronnette), a heart of Gold” couldn’t Albert attended grade built several sets of wooden in-law Winton and Wayne and Ella Fallis. and daughters Patti (JD) ring truer in describing school in Kennebec and trains. He did the wood Gatson, Darrel (Butch) and Kay was raised by her Williams, Kara, Lori, Grandma Kay. She was graduated from Presho High work and she did the Karolee Bandcroft. grandparents Gertrude and and Jody. Kay is survived proud of her family and School in 1953. After high painting. He also loved Cards of sympathy may Lawrence Jandreau on the by five sisters, Connie devoted her life to carrying school, he joined the Navy. children, and showed it by be sent to: Kathleen Olson, Lower Brule Reservation Schmidt, Vivian Weddell, all those she loved in Albert took his basics at how he helped them. 414 Bateman Rd. Unit A; and attended the Black Dog Mary (Steve) Gast, and Prayer. Red Rock, TX-78662-4634.

Civic Group Reports Pat will check on Equipment as a diesel Springs, SD as well as entertainment and will also mechanic. He continued to Judy’s children, Kim CHAMBER NEWS check on the school masks help on the family farm for Hipner of Yakima, WA and page. Businesses may also policy. several years after. Kevin (MaryAnn) Miller reach out to Pat as well. Justin made a motion In 1975, he realized his of Chamberlain. Allan was Presho Area Chamber Approximately 50 kids to advertise locally for two dream of owning his own especially proud of his 13 make plans for attended the Thrift Store & weeks and state classifieds shop and opened Al’s Diesel grandchildren and 16 great- Presho Expo More shopping night. for one week. Carl second Repair; a business later grandchildren. He loved to New Business: Mike the motion. Motion carried. taken over by his son, Scott, share playful times with the The Presho Area Sprenger was unable Crystal made a motion to when Allan retired. children. Chamber met on January to attend to discuss the have the booth prices stay Allan’s love for motors Allan is also survived 14, 2021, 12PM at Hutches. State Amateur Basketball the same at $55, second by and speed found him by his brothers Ervin of Those present were Connie tournament. We will wait Nicole. Motion carried. Allan Wayne involved in stock car Chamberlain, Edwin of Penny, Diane Hieb, Pat to hear from Madison if Billboard rent for the Hieb, 81 racing for several years. Marian, IA and sisters McNaughton, Julie Clement, they are hosting it but will community sign will be He partnered with Clifford Lillian (Max) Fallek of Veronica Gerard, Crystal continue to make plans as if $150. Pat will mail out the Allan Wayne Hieb, Lantz to put the “Charlie Minneapolis, MN as well as Brakke, Carl Brakke, Nicole we were hosting due to the billings. 81, of Chamberlain, SD, Brown” cars on tracks in many nieces and nephews. Husman, and Justin Lester. time frame. Pat is working on the completed his life journey Miller, Huron, and Winner. He is preceded in death The meeting was called There was discussion on membership drive and is at Sanford Medical Center The Pukwana Peanuts Gang by his parents John and to order by President Justin the Basketball Hall of fame reaching out to a wider area. on January 17, 2021. was famous at all of the Margaret and his oldest Lester. The agenda was and the Chamber decided Julie made a motion to Allan was born in tracks where they raced. brother, Joe. presented. Julie made a they were not interested in adjourn, second by Veronica. Chamberlain, SD on May Allan married Judy Current COVID motion to adopt the minutes, taking over this project. Motion carried. 22, 1939 to John and Miller in 1988. During limitations preclude second by Nicole. Motion The Farm & Home Show Next meeting will meet at Margaret Hieb. He lived their more than 32 years services at this time. carried. will be held on February noon, Thursday February 11, most of his life in Lyman together, they enjoyed The family is planning a Crystal made a motion to 27th with set up on the 26th. 2021 at Hutchs. and Brule counties. traveling to many countries celebration of Allan’s life to accept the minutes, second Allan graduated from and states. One of their be announced in the early by Justin. Motion carried. Chamberlain High School favorite annual trips was summer. Julie gave the Treasurer’s in 1957 and served in the to Deadwood for Kool report. Carl made a motion Cards of for the fruit and juice. Thank US Army in 1960. He was Deadwood Nights to check to approve the treasurer’s you for your kindness. stationed in California and out all the custom cars. Jerry Klein, 59 Love, Adelia report, second by Veronica. Thanks Germany. Gardening was a passion Motion carried. Thank you to the Schoenhard In 1960, he was united for Allan and Judy. They Private Family Funeral Discussion on the Rooster Thank you Carol Ehlers, Julie, Foundation for the monetary in marriage to Karen raised one of the biggest Services for Jerry Klein Rush. Inventory of three Jill, KJ, Adam and Brad for the donation. It is much Howard. Together they gardens in the area. The age 59 of Gregory, South hats were available. food and snow removal. Your appreciated. started their family on a 2020 crop was the best ever Dakota, will be held on kindness is appreciated. Pat announced the Thrift Store & More farm southwest of Reliance and sharing the abundance Saturday, January 30 at the Love, Adelia Chamber Facebook page with his parents. Allan also was pleasing to them. Methodist Church, Gregory, has 571 followers. Pat will Thank you to the Schoenhard worked for the SD Highway Allan was very proud SD. Burial will follow in the Thank you Pat McNaughton Foundation for your watch for happenings on Department at this time. of his children, Tonya IOOF Cemetery of Gregory, and family for the homemade donation to the City Park businesses page and will cookies. and the City Swimming Allan loved mechanic Moschell of Chamberlain, SD. There will be a public also put on the Chamber FB Love, Adelia Pool. Your generosity work and had a special gift Kevin (Debbie) of Eaton, prayer service Friday night is much appreciated. for building motors. He CO, Scott (Dotty) of at 7:30 pm with a visitation Thank you to Lorri Wagner and The City of Presho helped many friends and Chamberlain, and Terri from 4:30 – 7:30 pm at the Thrivent for all the good food. families with motor repairs. (David) Shogren of Hot church. Love, Adelia Our sincere appreciation and In 1969, the family moved thank you to the Schoenhard to Chamberlain when Allan Community Fund for their Thanks to good neighbors, was hired by A&R Truck Dean Reumann, Barry Brown, financial gift to our cemetery. and Mark Seachris, for the Medicine Creek snow removal, helping me and Cemetery Assn www.lcherald.com

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6 SCHOOL & SPORTS • January 27, 2021 • Lyman County Herald LHS Raider Record Wrestlers excel Lyman girls Raiders rope the Longhorns Instructor Deb Smith, Yearbook/Journalism get a win By: MADDie in Arlington RouillARD

Thomas. yeARBook stAff The Lyman Raiders Race’s future plans include By: Alli McMAnus battled the Faith working on the farm, and Streaming out on their Longhorns on their home in ten years he sees himself As the cold and snow competitor’s court on court in Presho on Jan. farming and ranching to his set over South Dakota on Saturday, Jan. 23, the Lady 21, 2021. Cruz Garnos and heart’s content. Saturday, January 23rd, the Raiders were hungry for a Toby Estes were missing high school gym in Arlington victory against Sunshine Bible from the roster, but Declan buzzed with warmth and Academy. Despite missing Cleveland and Stockton Lyman wrestlers excitement. Twelve teams three of their top players, the McClanahan stepped attended the Kingsbury Lyman team played a good up as the top scorer and dominate on County Invitational including game and came out on top rebounder. Although high ranked teams like by making 47.9% of their Lyman trailed by five after mat Redfield as well as the three two-point shots and sinking the second quarter, their that Lyman had dueled the 50% of their free throws. offense came to life in the Race Roberts night before. The Raiders Skyler Volmer had her highest second half. Overall, they By: DRew lulf Senior Spotlight faced some stiff competition scoring game of the season, swished 47.6 of their field in Arlington but were still and Mackaylee Scott once goals and 58.3 of their The wrestlers competed able to leave with six place again came down with the free throws to beat their By: AAliyAH Jones in a quad on Friday, January winners. most rebounds. The final opponents with a final 22 in Volga. They started off The top four wrestlers in score was 56-19. score of 49-39. Race Roberts is a senior at the night by facing Kingsbury each weight group were given Skyler Volmer-28 pts, 5 stats: Declan Cleveland Lyman High school and is set County. After the two teams medals. Tance Wagner, at rebounds, 6 steals - 14 points, 2 rebounds; to graduate in May of 2021. He continuously went neck and 145, and Rory McManus, at Mackaylee Scott-10 pts., 10 Tyson Floyd - 9 points, is the son of Kip and Allison neck, the Raiders secured 160, wrestled their way into rebounds, 4 assists 2 rebounds; Stockton Roberts, and he calls Reliance the win by one point. Tance third place. Kellen Griffith, Texi Garnos-6 pts, 1 McClanahan - 9 points, 8 his hometown. Wagner gave the team their at 126, Gunner Johnson, at rebound rebounds; Sam McClnahan As Roberts cruised first points on the board 182, and Tina Shields, in the Aaliyah Jones-5 pts, 6 - 9 points, 1 rebound; Colton through his high school years, with a heated match. With 126 pound girls division, rebounds Collins - 6 points, 1 rebound; Photo by Connie Penny/LCH his best memory was when only two matches left, the earned runner-up. Finally, Izzy McNaughton-5 points, Isaac Thomas - 4 points, 2 Sam McClanahan goes up tor Colton Collins shattered his Raiders needed two pins in Shilo Mowry pinned all three 3 rebounds rebounds vehicle window. While not order to win which Kellen of his opponents in order to three points against Faith. always fond of the work, Griffith and Shilo Mowry both stand on top of the podium. Roberts says that he will miss delivered. Lyman then moved The Raiders also claimed seeing his friends all the time on to Sioux Valley where they third place with 94 total team after he leaves. successfully ended on top. points. Sheriff’s Report Public Notices As he navigated through The wrestlers last contest snow days and semester was against Warner North tests, Roberts didn’t sign up Western. The boys quickly Lady Raiders The Sheriff’s report is printed responded to a vehicle for many extracurricular took the final win and left as received from the Lyman lockout at a residence south Town of Reliance activities but says he used to with three more dual victories play the Tigers Co. Sheriff’s office. It may of Presho. participate in track back in the under their belts. or may not contain every call Deputies Seitz and holds special day. Now as Roberts gets older Lyman vs Kingsbury received or answered by the Jennings responded to a traffic complaint and graduation grows closer, County: 37-36 By:eMMA cHesteR department. meeting eastbound on Hwy 248 he wishes he would have done Lyman vs Sioux Valley: 01-16 Deputies Bottjen more homework, but he would 48-30 The Lady Raiders traveled from Vivian; vehicle was and Seitz and Presho Fire stopped at Presho; driver Notice of Liquor like to pass on his many math Lyman vs Warner North to White River to play on Department responded to License Transfer skills to underclassmen Isaac Western: 69-12 January 19, 2021. Due to was subsequently arrested a grass fire I-90 mm 229 for DWI, failure to report injuries and quarantines, eastbound. The Town of Reliance held a the girls were playing short- accident, possession of 01-18 Deputies Jennings a loaded firearm while special meeting January 21, 2021. handed; however, Skyler Meeting was held for public hearing and Bottjen responded intoxicated and open Freshman get physical Volmer had a good game with for package and retail beverage to a welfare check at a container; subject was 18 points. The Raiders lost residence south of Presho. liquor license transfer from current transported to Brule County lease holder, Double K Saloon, to against the Tigers with a score Deputy Bottjen By: RAcHel Jail and lodged. Angela and Zane Reis, Reli Bar. HoffeR of 23-79. responded to a one vehicle stats: Skyler Volmer- 18 Deputies Jennings and Present: Jeff Williamson, Shane accident I-90 westbound Reis, Mike Hoffer, Jr, and Beth Luke Anderson pts, 1 rebound Seitz, SDHP, Lyman Rescue, rest area; $5000 damages Lyman County Ambulance Herman. rushes towards the Annie Brakke- 3 pts, 4 and vehicle was drivable. Jeff Williamson called meeting puck to score a goal rebounds, 3 assists and Presho Fire Department 01-19 Sheriff Manger responded to an injury to order @ 7:00 PM for public for his team. Mrs. Aaliyah Jones- 2 pts, 1 hearing. With no public input responded to a report accident I-90 mm 223 Juhnke supervised rebound motion was made by Mike Hoffer of cattle out northeast of eastbound; wrecker was the excited students Presho; owner was contacted Jr. to accept application from called. Angela and Zane Reis requesting as they played a and cattle were put back in. 01-21 Deputy Seitz transfer of Uniform Alcoholic fun game of hockey 01-20 Deputy Jennings during their PE class. responded to two vehicle Beverage License, Williamson gave responded to a coroner second, motion carried. Shane Reis When asked about accident at a business in call at a residence in Lower Presho $40 to one vehicle abstained from vote. the thrilling activity, Brule. Meeting was adjourned. Anderson said,” I and $60 to other vehicle; Deputy Jennings both vehicles were drivable. Published once at the think it’s a lot of fun approximate cost of $7.91. to be competitive with my friends in school and not get in trouble Luke Anderson plays a game of for it.” Lyman Middle School 2020-2021 hockey during Mrs. Juhnke’s PE Class. Second Nine Weeks Honor Roll A Honor Roll 7th Grade Adlynn Moran Makaylee Herren 6th Grade Conway Collins B Honor Roll Ben Middletent Lyman Elementary 2020-2021 Gavin Bennett Olivia Comp 6th Grade 8th Grade Ella Ehlers Nyannah Jones Wes Comp Tristan Biggers Second Quarter Honor Roll Canyon Garnos Kelsyn Wells Royal Lulf Phoenix Harmon Briley Oldenkamp Marlee Wells Sophia McNaughton Brayden A Honor Roll LaShawnti Provan- Macie Merritt Conor Samco 8th Grade Lane Olivier Oldenkamp 3rd Grade cial B Honor Roll Erica Middletent Max Schindler Askel Ehlers Isabell Schindler Hannah Ziegler Ruby Gould Adam Rockwood 3rd Grade Aiden Preckwinkle Chace Seaboy Sophia Langenbau JT Urban Justice Zirpel Zoey Halverson Bailey Smith Kate Bacon Adriauna Skunk Dawsen Volmer Isabella 7th Grade Julian Hickey Mae Stanley Nolan Hupp Kinley Wells Kenzie Wagner McNaughton Jem Estes Rozin Slaba Tehya Uthe Conner Kennedy 5th Grade Sasha Stanley 5th Grade Jax Schoulte Bella Busch 1st Semester Honor Roll 4th Grade Jack Bacon Branson Thompson Breanna Domingo Avery Brakke Jesse Bowar 4th Grade Devynn Her Many A Honor Roll Kenzie Wagner B Honor Roll Aiden GrassRope Chloe Collins Clailre Griffith Larissa Gillette Horses 6th Grade 7th Grade 6th Grade Makaylee Herren Miley Erikson Kori Hanson Jaramy Gourneau Aerika Janssen Gavin Bennett Conway Collins Wes Comp Ben Middletent Taydem Floyd Josie Jessop Romeo GrassRope Bella Jones Ella Ehlers Olivia Comp Royal Lulf Marlee Wells Ashlyne GrassRope Cole Kieffer Kellen Gray Laraya Provancial Canyon Garnos Nyannah Jones Sophia McNaughton 8th Grade Carly Hoffman Micah Lacota Randi Johnson Ashten Scott Briley Oldenkamp Kelsyn Wells Lane Oliver Tristan Biggers Lilly House Sklyer Langenbau Utah Langdeau Jordyn Scott Conor Samco 8th Grade Isabella Schindler Isabella McNaughton Griffin Husman Gage Manger Marlee Langenbau Maya Thompson Max Schindler Aksel Ehlers JT Urban Adlynn Moran Lexee LaForge Tyrrell Myers Mason Langenbau Raelynn Traversie Chace Seaboy Sophia Langenbau 7th Grade Brayden Oldenkamp Amelia Mundlien Rederic Sazue Jonah McNaughton Dawsen Volmer Emery Eymer Justice Zirpel

Lyman County Herald • January 27, 2021 • LegaL Notices 7 Lily Rae Van Oort Lyman County Commissioners K&D Busing, Inc present busing proposal to Notice approve contract for 2021 with Lyman School Board to Creditors Brule County Jail UNAPPROVED MINUTES Griffith, Judge Jessop, Jolleen None. MINUTES OF LYMAN LaVerdure, Kimm Schweitzer, and CONSENT AGENDA: Motion COMMISSIONER’S Reimbursement, $10.00 Total Cody Volmer. by Collins, seconded by Volmer NOTICE TO CREDITORS Salary Reimbursements SCHOOL DISTRICT 42-1 BOARD MEMBERS ABSENT: and carried to adopt the Consent PROCEEDINGS Jodi Smith. Agenda which includes the AND NOTICE OF $448.35 BOARD OF EDUCATION REGULAR SESSION CLERK OF COURT FEES: SCHOOL PERSONNEL following: minutes of the last INFORMAL FORMAL Motion by Huffman, seconded by PROCEEDINGS PRESENT: Superintendent regular meeting held on December January 19, 2021 Schonebaum, Business Manager 14, 2020, financial reports, bills PROBATE AND Schelske to approve the following LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL, APPOINTMENT report. All voting aye Uthe, Robin Curtis, Rene Lillebo, and the following fuel bids: The Lyman County CLERK OF COURTS (Dec): LIBRARY, PRESHO, SD Michael Uthe, Shauni Uthe, and ETHANOL: Presho General, OF PERSONAL Commissioners met in regular $3,051.16 less $1,785.77 forwarded 6:00 P.M., Keith Herman. Presho - $1.805; Halverson Oil, REPRESENTATIVE session in the Conference Room to Lyman School District, $10.29 OTHERS IN ATTENDANCE: Kennebec - $1.81; DIESEL #1: in the Courthouse at Kennebec, to Chamberlain School District and JANUARY 12, 2021 Melissa Slaba, Doyle Foreman, Presho General, Presho - $2.24; South Dakota, January 19, 2021, $10.29 to Winner School District Kay Foreman, and Cody Foreman. Halverson Oil, Kennebec - $2.28; IN CIRCUIT COURT at 9:00 a.m. with the following for fine money. President called the meeting ADOPT AGENDA: Motion DIESEL #2: Presho General, SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT members present: Leslie Reuer, MOBILE HOME to order at 6:00 p.m. Pledge of by Griffith, seconded by Cropsey Presho - $2.105 and Halverson PRO NO. 42PRO21-000002 Ryan Huffman, Jared Schelske, ABATEMENTS: Motion by Allegiance was said. and carried to adopt the Revised Oil, Kennebec - $2.19. STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA Brian Kraus, and Deputy Auditor Huffman, seconded by Kraus to BOARD MEMBERS Agenda with the addition under The following report of cash : Kalli Houchin. Auditor Debra approve abatements for mobile PRESENT: Matt Collins, Rolly New Business, C. RFP Sidewalk. transactions was presented for the :SS Halverson was present by phone. homes paid in 2020 in the total Cropsey, Adam Ehlers, Casey PUBLIC INPUT: None. month of December: COUNTY OF LYMAN Absent: Zane Reis. amount of $420.79. All voting aye. CONFLICT OF INTEREST: : CALL TO ORDER: Chairman JAIL CONTRACTS: Motion ESTATE of, Lily Rae Van Oort, Reuer called the meeting to order by Kraus, second by Huffman to Deceased. with the pledge to the flag. approve a Jail Contract for 2021 Notice is given that on January ADOPT AGENDA: Motion with Brule County Jail at a rate of 4, 2021, Kathleen V. Reynolds, by Schelske, seconded by Kraus to $60/day. All voting aye. whose addres is 26314 Metolius adopt the agenda. All voting aye. SD WILDLAND FIRE: Meadow Dr., Camp Sherman, OR APPROVE MINUTES: Motion by Huffman, seconded 97730, was appointed as personal Motion by Huffman, seconded by by Kraus to appoint Sheriff Steve representative of the estate of Lily Schelske to approve the minutes of Manger as the South Dakota Rae Van Oort. January 5, 2021. All voting aye. Department of Agriculture Creditors of the decedent must APPROVE BILLS: Motion Wildland Fire Division designee file their claim within four months by Schelske, seconded by Huffman for the duration of his current after the date of first publication of to pay the following bills. All voting term. All voting aye. this notice or their claims may be aye. DOG DISCUSSION: Carla barred. Avera - Investigation Expense, Harris and Sheriff Steve Manger Claims may be filed with the $846.62; B&B Oil - RB Fuel, were present. Harris brought up a personal representative or may be $5,443.97; Sheriff’s Office Fuel, complaint with neighboring dogs filed with the clerk, and a copy of $815.95; Brule County Auditor in the country. Manger discussed the claim mailed to the personal - Prisoner Board, $2,750.00; state laws that would pertain representative. 4-H Supplies, $428.16; Brosz to this situation and stated the Engineering, Inc - Engineering county would need to enact further Dated January 8, 2021 for County Rd, $14 560.00; Burke regulations if deemed necessary. /s/ Kathleen V. Reynolds Oil Company - RB Fuel, $782.23; The Commission consensus to 26314 Metolius Meadows Dr., Burke Oil Company LP Division enforce current state laws and take Camp Sherman, OR 97730 GENERAL FUND: Agtegra sub/teacher sub, $100.00; ZLabs, Kay and Cody Foreman from K&D - RB Utilities, $467.18; Butler no action on the county level at Tele. No. Coop, gas, $1,837.97; BJ’s, supplies, supplies, $195.00; January Payroll, Busing, Inc., in Miller presented the Machinery Co - RB Supplies, this point. Harris and Manger left Personal Representative $60.45; Burke Oil, propane, $206,661.61; Employee Benefits, busing proposal as recommended $3,324.24; RB Parts & Repairs, the meeting. $4,860.67; Byre Brothers, service, soc sec/retirement/ins/TSA, by Superintendent Schonebaum. $1,285.95; Byre Brothers Inc - COUNTY NURSE: County CLERK OF COURTS: $310.00; Certified Labs, supplies, $65,238.78; Total General Fund This would only be for the big bus Courthouse Utilities, $714.00; RB Nurse Mary Jo Garnos met with the Sara Floyd $164.86; Dakota Prairie Bank, Bills: $313,735.36. TRANSFER routes, extra-curricular and co- Utilities, $1,140.00; Connection commissioners to give a quarterly PO Box 235 box rent, $25.00; Dozy Signs, TO LYMAN TRUST AND AGENCY curricular activities. K&D Busing Point - County Owned Server update. She provided information Kennebec, SD 57544 service, $200.00; Elite Business, FUND: Total Transfers: $3,196.23. would be responsible for all repairs Backup, $37.00; DakotAbilities on where the county stands with Tele. No. 605-869-2277 service, $125.00; Foreman Sales, TITLE I FUND: January and maintenance of the buses and - Care of Poor, $180.00; DMC the new Covid-19 vaccine and how bus repairs, $4,157.54; Halvorson Payroll, $25,185.08; Employee paying the drivers. The fuel is all Wear Parts LLC - RB Supplies, the pandemic is still affecting the ATTORNEY: Oil, gas, $1,435.75; Diane Hamer, Benefits, soc sec/retirement/ins, bought locally as well. The rate $2,204.63; Fischer Law Office County with WIC numbers being David J. Larson bus/teacher sub, $1,050.00; $6,918.47; Total Title I Fund Bills: per year proposed is $258,100. Prof LLC - Court Appointed down. The office is still continuing LARSON LAW PC Tabatha Harmon, teacher sub, $32,103.55. CAPITAL OUTLAY Superintendent Schonebaum said Attorney Fees, $126.10; Grand to work mostly through the phone PO Box 131 - 131 S. Main $30.00; Hauf Mid America Sports, FUND: Architecture Incorp, this would be a wash when you Jury Fees & Mileage, $499.12; and doing their best to schedule Chamberlain, SD 57325 supplies, $303.50; Heartland building project, $3,375.25; look at how much the district pays Halvorson Oil - Sheriff’s Office appointments with their clients. Tele No. 605.234.2222 Waste, service, $275.00; Hillyard, Automatic Bldng Control, service, in repairs, maintenance and the Fuel, $63.68; K&M Manufacturing Due to the pandemic, she was not custodial, $3,776.82; Husmans, $1,002.00; Daktronics, video purchasing of big buses. Co Inc - RB Parts & Repairs, able to provide a flu clinic for the 01/13, 01/20, 01/27 supplies, $30.91; Chad Johnson, board, $82,306.00; Hickey Superintendent Schonebaum $297.18; Kennebec Telephone Co. schools, but was still happy with Published three times at an activity driving, $528.98; Jostens, Heating, building repairs/new discussed the Covid Response - Commissioners Room Phone, the turnout of students that have approximate cost of $51.86. diploma’s/yearbook, $2,686.51; furnace, $24,829.19; Kennebec Plan. $47.33; Auditor Phone, Modem received their flu shots. Garnos left Kennebec Telephone, telephone/ Telephone, bus contract/bldg. NEW BUSINESS: Motion by & DSL, $105.18; Treasurer Phone the meeting. bus repairs, $4,016.73; Cathy repairs&maint, $5,358.70; Griffith, seconded by LaVerdure & DSL, $77.74; States Attorney HWY/WEED DEPT: Supt. Larson, teacher sub, $20.00; Kym Marco, service, $1,753.52; Puetz and carried to approve the Three- Phone & DSL, $58.70; DOE Phone Walt Nagel presented the 2020 Lebeda, supplies, $24.26; Mandy Corporation, building project, Rivers Cooperative Agreement & DSL, $86.51; ROD Phone & DSL, Highway Department Annual Longville, bus sub, $245.00; Lyman $13,254.40; U.S Bank, interest for 2021 as presented by $68.41; VSO Phone & DSL, $63.70; Report for review. He also talked County Herald, publications, pymt, $30,325.00; Total Capital Superintendent Schonebaum. Sheriff’s Office Phone & DSL, about trading in their current $515.91; Jed McNaughton, teacher Outlay Fund Bills: $162,204.06. Superintendent Schonebaum $329.05; Extension Phone & DSL, skid steer loader for a newer one. sub, $510.00; Menards, supplies, SPECIAL EDUCATION FUND: presented the 1st reading of Section $60.70; RB Office & Shop Phones Motion by Kraus, seconded by $17.99; Mid-American Research, Mileage to Parent, $87.36; A and B in the policy manual. & Fax Line, $192.87; 911 Phone, Huffman to purchase a new skid custodial, $650.67; Joel Milton, Therapy, $1,648.20; Assessments, Superintendent Schonebaum $144.00; Sheriff’s Office Vehicle steer loader on trade in with a quote activity driving/bus sub, $430.88; $1,184.40; Supplies, $100.00; stated he was writing a RFP for an Expense, $19.50; Kennebec Town from Butler using a Sourcewell bid Madyson Morehart, teacher sub, Mandy Longville, teacher ADA compliant sidewalk from the - Courthouse Utilities, $104.50; with the new machine list price of $425.00; Annamarie Moreland, sub, $20.00; January Payroll, school to the mini gym. Konrad Law, Prof LLC - Court $61,380.49 less $27,900.00 for mileage, $91.00; Syndi Ozanne, $27,756.05; Employee Benefits, REPORTS: Griffith gave the Appointed Attorney Fees, $232.00; the trade in value of the current teacher sub, $30.00; Patrick Oil, soc sec/retirement/ins, $7,990.39; Three Rivers report. KPI Insurance - Reliance Fire machine, costing the county gas, $529.52; Presho General, gas, Total Special Education Fund Superintendent Schonebaum Department Expense, $5,789.00; $33,480.49 in total. All voting aye. $626.99; Reinhart, FFVP, $450.11; Bills: $38,766.40. FOOD gave the superintendent report. Lewis Family Drug, LLC - Prisoner Nagel also discussed places that School Specialty, supplies, $34.29; SERVICE FUND: Bimbo Bakeries, Principal Curtis gave the Medications, $43.67; Lyman he plans on graveling this year Kateri Schweitzer, teacher sub, bread, $476.23; BJ’s Food Center, Presho MS/HS principal report. County Herald - Auditors Office along with culverts that will need $80.00; ScottE Enterprises, supplies, $7.96; East Side Jersey, Principal Lillebo gave Kennebec Subscription, $37.56; Treasurers to be replaced. Schelske left the supplies, $10.44; Servall, mops, dairy, $1,727.78; Husmans, Elementary principal report. Subscription, $37.56; DOE meeting. $202.95; SYNCH/Amazon, supplies, $53.75; Reinhart’s, food/ Next meeting will be held Subscription, $37.56; Extension HWY/WEED DEPT supplies, $768.29; Top 20 supplies, $4,191.88; Child/Adults Wednesday, February 15th at 6:00 Subscription, $37.56; RB Admin CONT.: The Commissioners Training, prof dev, $1,500.00; Nutrition, commodities, $903.14; p.m. due to basketball games. Subscription, $37.56; Lyman asked Nagel for a priority list Scott Tschudy, activity driver, January Payroll, $6,699.17; Motion by LaVerdure, County Treasurer - Treasures along with dollar amounts for the $387.08; Uline, supplies, Employee Benefits, soc sec/ seconded by Jessop and carried Trust, $339.73; Midwest Card & culverts. Purchasing options of a $382.94; Universal Athletic, AD retirement/ins, $3,729.33; Total to adjourn until the next regular ID Solutions LLC - EMS Supplies, Packer Roller and Retriever were supplies, $427.30; VISA, supplies/ Food Service Fund $17,789.24; meeting to be held February 15, $300.00; Presho Oil Company tabled until the next meeting. gas, $329.06; Kennebec Water, LYMAN TRUST AND AGENCY 2021 at 6:00 pm. - RB Fuel, $1,282.27; Sheriff’s Motion by Kraus, seconded by water/sewer, $341.50; Presho FUND: Activity Fund, clubs, Published once at the total Fuel, $63.75; Quill - Auditors Huffman to surplus the following Water, water/sewer, $630.00; classes, athletics, music, insurance, approximate cost of $112.68. Supplies, $21.56; Treasures equipment: 1988 Chevy pickup West Central, electricity/service, etc., $84,567.48 Supplies, $17.49; Treasures 1/4% with sprayer, 2001 Chevy pickup, $9,840.04; Shirley Wilinski, bus OLD BUSINESS: Doyle, Supplies, $189.98; ROD Supplies, 2009 Chevy pickup, 2012 John $17.49; Rural Health Care, Inc - Deere mower, 2012 Cat Skid Steer, RB Random Drug Testing, $35.00; bridge material, I-beams, 4 sign West River Water District approve Sanford - Investigation Expense, trailers, 300-gallon spray tank, $400.00; ScottE Enterprise and 110 5 HP power sprayer to be November Financial Report Inc - RB Supplies, $10.99; SD sold at auction; used tires, used Attorney General’s Office - Scram culverts, used signs, Magna Force WEST RIVER WATER meeting were previously emailed to unanimously. Payments November & December, Air Compressor, and a laser to be the Board for their review. Motion REPORTS: $1,009.00; SD Dept of Health - destroyed. All voting aye. Nagel DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT by Director Prokop, seconded A. MANAGER’S REPORT: Investigation Expense, $410.00; left the meeting. MINUTES by Director Smith to approve Manager Fitzgerald presented his SD Treasurer - Nov-Dec Sales 4-H YOUTH ADVISOR: 4- the November minutes. Motion December report to the Board. & Excise Tax, $123.14; SDACO H Youth Advisor Laura Alexander December 17, 2020 carried unanimously. Motion by Director Matt, seconded - ROD M&P Funds Dec 2020, met with the commissioners to give FINANCIAL REPORT: by Director Prokop to approve the $120.00; SD SOS - Pistol Permits an update on the Lyman County CALL TO ORDER: The A. APPROVAL OF BILLS: Manager’s Report. Motion carried (3), $64.00; Servall Uniform 4-H program. She discussed the West River Water Development Casey Krogman - $55.41, Marion unanimously. & Linen Supply - Courthouse difficulties the program faced this District convened for their regular Matt - $55.41, Veryl Prokop B. OTHER REPORTS: None Supplies, $100.70; Steve Smith year due to the pandemic and meeting at the West River Water - $55.41, Brad Smith - $55.41, WESTERN SOUTH Law Office - States Attorney Office plans to update the commissioners Development District Project West River/Lyman-Jones RWS DAKOTA MISSOURI RIVER Expense, $633.03; Sturdevants on a quarterly basis. She also gave office in Murdo, SD. Chairman - $1,000.00, Kadoka Press - DEVELOPMENT: Manager - RB Supplies, $35.04; USPS - an update on some of the activities Casey Krogman called the meeting $41.18, Lyman County Herald Fitzgerald presented an email Sheriff’s Office Postage, $165.00; going on in the program along to order at 10:16 a.m. (CT). - $41.11, Mellette County News from Joseph Munson with West Central Electric Cooperative with shooting sports. Motion by Roll Call was taken and - $38.43, Murdo Coyote - $39.85, Banner Associates requesting a - RB Utilities Prepay, $6,500.00; Kraus, seconded by Huffman to Chairman Krogman declared a Pennington County Courant - letter of support and a resolution Courthouse Utilities, $2,115.07; approve the 2021 Memorandum quorum was present. Directors $41.18, Pioneer Review - $41.18, supporting a needs assessment for Willrodt Ford - RB Parts, $12.32 of Understanding with SDSU present were: Casey Krogman, Mellette County - $42.21, DGR piping water from the Missouri Total Bills $43,542.23 Extension for her services. All Marion Matt (via teleconference), Engineering - $18,891.12. Motion River to the Black Hills area. It England, Jon - RB Meal voting aye. Alexander left the Veryl Prokop and Brad Smith. by Director Matt, seconded by was decided to table this until next Reimbursement, $10.00; Goos, meeting. Also present: Jake Fitzgerald, Director Prokop to approve the month. John - RB Meal Reimbursement, ADJOURNMENT: Motion Manager; Kati Venard, Secretary; District bills. Motion carried ADJOURNMENT: There $10.00; Headley, Randy - RB Meal by Kraus, seconded by Huffman to Dave Larson, Larson Law PC; unanimously. being no further business, the Reimbursement, $10.00; Hoffer, adjourn until February 2, 2021 at Emily Larson. B. DISTRICT FINANCIAL meeting was adjourned at 10:44 Mike - RB Meal Reimbursement, 9:00 a.m. All voting aye. ADDITIONS TO AGENDA: STATUS REPORT: The financial a.m. (CT). $10.00; Langenbau, Rusty - RB None status of the District to date was Meal Reimbursement, $10.00; Leslie Reuer, Chairman APPROVE AGENDA: previously sent to the Board. A copy Casey Krogman, Marsh, Lori - Courthouse Supplies Lyman County Commission Motion by Director Smith, of the November Financial Report Chairman S  & Mileage, $368.35; Nagel, Walt ATTEST: seconded by Director Prokop is on file at the District office in ATTEST: - RB Meal Reimbursement,  Kalli Houchin to approve the agenda. Motion Murdo. Motion by Director Kati Venard, $10.00; Schaefer, Jonathan - RB Lyman County Deputy Auditor carried unanimously. Smith, seconded by Director Recording Secretary   Meal Reimbursement, $10.00; Published once at the APPROVE MINUTES: The Prokop to approve the November Published once at the Schaefer, Scott - RB Meal   approximate cost of $81.61. minutes of the November 17, 2020, Financial Report. Motion carried approximate cost of $31.59.     (605) View all South Dakota Public Notices published in South Dakota 895-6397 newspapers at www.sdpublicnotices.com

8 Directory/recorDs • January 27, 2021 • Lyman County Herald Town of SD Mineral Lease Auction Notice in Lyman County Johnson Notice STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA 57501 FOR ADDITIONAL FEES. IN PAY LEGAL NOTICE FEE.THE Kennebec notice NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ADDITION TO THE ANNUAL COMMISSIONER RESERVES to Creditors MINERAL LEASE THAT THE OFFICE OF SCHOOL RENTAL, BIDDING WILL BE THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY of vacancy AUCTION NOTICE AND PUBLIC LANDS WILL FOR A BONUS AMOUNT, WHICH AND ALL BIDS. FOR A LIST NOTICE TO CREDITORS OFFER ACRES FOR MINERAL IS A ONE-TIME PAYMENT THE OF TRACTS NOMINATED IN CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE OF VACANCY FOR LEASES IN LEASING. A PUBLIC AUCTION FIRST YEAR. LEASES ARE TO BE AND COMPLETE TERMS AND SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT LYMAN COUNTY WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY, EXECUTED IN CONFORMITY CONDITIONS FOR LEASING PRO. NO. 21-01 MUNCIPALITY OF FEBRUARY 25TH, 1:00 CENTRAL WITH SDCL CHAPTER 5- PLEASE VISIT SDPUBLICLANDS. STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA KENNEBEC, SD SOUTH DAKOTA TIME IN PIERRE, SOUTH 7 AND ALL APPLICABLE COM OR CONTACT Treyton Kost- : :SS 3,083 TOTAL ACRES DAKOTA. SAID LEASES ARE TO SECTIONS THEREUNDER Hillmer, OFFICE OF SCHOOL COUNTY OF LYMAN The following offices will OFFERED BE FOR A PRIMARY TERM OF AND THE RULES AND AND PUBLIC LANDS, 500 E : become vacant due to the expiration THREE YEARS AT AN ANNUAL REGULATIONS PROMULGATED CAPITOL AVE, PIERRE, SD IN THE ESTATE OF, Norma of the present term of office: RENTAL OF ONE DOLLAR BY THE COMMISSIONER 57501-5070, PHONE (605)773- Jean Johnson, Deceased. THURSDAY, February 25, ($1.00) PER ACRE PER ANNUM OF SCHOOL AND PUBLIC 3303, OR EMAIL treyton. Notice is given that on January 2021, 1:00 PM CDT at the Mathews Trustee – 3 year position ON A DRILL OR PAY BASIS. A LANDS. IN ADDITION TO [email protected] 4, 2021, Tim Herman, whose Training Center, Foss Building, SECONDARY AND ADDITIONAL THE PAYMENTS ABOVE THE address is 31107 252nd St., Position to become vacant 523 E. Capitol Ave, Pierre, SD – Rod Bowar TERMS ARE AVAILABLE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER WILL Presho SD 57568 was appointed Trustee – 3 year position as personal representative of the Position to become vacant estate of Norma Jean Johnson, – Hunter Schindler Creditors of the decedent must file their claim within four Nominating petitions may be months after the date of the first picked up and begin circulation no publication of this notice or their earlier than the 29th day of January claims may be barred. 2021 and must be turned in no later Claims may be filed with the than the 26th day of February 2021 personal representative or may be no later than 5:00 pm or mailed by filed with the clerk and a copy of registered mail not later than the the claim mailed to the personal 26th day of February 2021 no later representative. than 5:00 pm. Petitions may be picked up at Dated September 17, 2018 the Finance Office on 202 South /s/ Tim Herman Main Street, Suite #1. Tim Herman 31107 252nd St Sarah Caslin Presho, SD 57568 Finance Officer Tele No. 605-280-1781 01/20 & 01/27 Personal Representative Published twice at the CLERK OF COURTS: approximate cost of $18.86. 01/27, 02/03, 02/10, 02/17, 02/24 Sara Floyd Published five times at the approximate cost of $246.08. PO Box 235 Kennebec, SD 57544 Tele. No. 605-869-2277 ATTORNEY: Amy Jo Janssen The official legal newspaper of Lyman County JANSSEN LAW, PROF. LLC PO Box 187 Kennebec, SD 57544 Lyman County Herald Tele No. (605) 869-2233 01/13, 01/20, 01/27 PO Box 518 Presho, SD 57568 Call 605-895-6397 Published three times at a cost of $46.57. Abstract Business Accountants Attorney

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Winner Livestock Auction Winner, South Dakota • www.winnerlivestock.com SaLE EvERY fRidaY You may bid & watch out sales online at www.cattleuse.com Friday, January 22nd - Special Bred Cow/ Hfr, Weigh-up & Hay Sale - 1500 head Weigh-Ups at 9:00 am-Hay at 12:00 The Lyman School District is Bred Cattle at 12:30 accepting applications for Special Spring/Fall Calf & Yearling Sale- Fri. Jan 29/Feb 12, 19 & 26 the following positions: Monday, February 15-Special Bred Cow/Hfr, Weigh-up & Hay Sale along with Graesser Ranch Annual Bull Sale Full-time temporary Our customers’ cattle are second to none for genetics and health Thank you buyers and sellers for your business! assistant cook FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS, PRICE REPORTS AND CONTACT INFORMATION Check our website, DTN or give us a call. at the Presho site. We are certified to handle NHTC Cattle. WLA Hay Auction and Brokerage - To apply: contact Philip Schonebaum We sell hay twice monthly by auction and broker larger lots by private treaty. Give us a call if you need to buy or sell hay. at 895-2579 or pick up an application Frank Volmer: 605-280-1181 Cody Moore: 605-222-1453 at the high school. Dave Taggart: 605-830-0592 Nick Hayes: 605-222-9074 House for Sale! Located at: Buy, Sell, Rent or Trade 206 West 6th Street, Presho, SD ++4 bedroom; 1 1/2 baths Advertise in the Classifieds ++1 stall garage(plenty of space to put in a double garage) ++Underground Sprinkler system with fenced in yard ++Great location located across from the city park/swimming pool. [email protected] ++Good starter home for a young couple or retired couple with low maintenance ++New Carpet throughout whole house (3 years) and new hot water heater (2019) ++Lots of storage space in basement which is partially furnished. Asking price: $125K but willing to negotiate---Call 605-222-3808

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WEST RIVER FLOWERS Lyman SDSU Extension edu/events . We also plan Ruth Beck, SDSU Agronomy Field Specialist to make it available at the Elementary (605) 773-8120 Dakota Lakes Research Farm’s facebook page 111 N. MAIN ST. [email protected] and website -http://www. PRESHO, SD Students of dakotalakes.com/. The SDSU Extension 605-895-2479 the Week webinars will focus on 2021 Pest management Field peas, sorghum and polycropping during the week of Feb. 2-5th. Week of January 18-22, 2021 guides available Registration for these webinars is also available at New faces in Kindergarten SDSU has updated and by mail. The guides are the SDSU Extension website released the 2021 Pest currently being distributed under “events”. Each week Aubrey Marie Sheehan Management Guides for to all the SDSU Regional is considered an “event”. Soybeans, Corn, Wheat Extension centers across the Therefore if you sign up for Aubrey Marie Sheehan is the daughter of and Alfalfa and Oilseeds. state. Most centers are open a week, you should receive Justin Sheehan. These can be downloaded during regular office hours. the zoom links to participate She lives in Vivian with her brother Jaxstyn from the SDSU Extension Guides can be picked up at for each webinar during that and father. website at the following the centers as well. However week. However you will have For fun, Aubrey enjoys arts and crafts. link: https://extension. I encourage people to call to reregister if you want to When she grows up, Aubrey would like sdstate.edu/south-dakota- prior to stopping to confirm participate during another to be a teacher. pest-management-guides that the center has a good week. When asked what she likes about school, Aubrey replied, “She Violet Smith, JK . Hard copies of the guides supply of the guides. These zoom events likes seeing Kalecho at recess.” can be requested and will Dakota Lakes Research have been a great way to be mailed out. Go to the Farm will host their annual share some of the research following link https:// meeting on Tuesday, and other opportunities publicationrequest2021. February 9th from 1-4 PM from SDSU. Feel free to questionpro.com to select CST. The meeting will be email me at ruth.beck@ from a long list of SDSU held over zoom. This will sdstate.edu or call includes the most recent Pest their home computer or 605-773-8122 if you have Management Guides. Any phone. You will be able to questions or can’t find the publication requests made find that link at this website link to the session you want at this link will be delivered https://extension.sdstate. to join. L-r: Athena Loudner, and Caleb Gerard, Kindergarten; Kane Kieffer and Owen Kenyon, 2nd grade

Legislative Report We heard Senate Bill 24, An act to provide for online voter registration, in State This with the Department Affairs Committee Friday week was of Agriculture and the morning. This bill was the second Department of Natural brought by the Secretary of week of Resources. While this State for the second year in the 2021 move would save roughly a row. Sadly, is was killed in L-r: Jax Collins, Austin McCauley, Josie Mertens, and Radien Rockwood, 2nd grade Legislative $500,000, it is unclear committee last year and this session. how effective a combined year it was amended to make This department would be. it only allow the change session Rep. Rebecca With agriculture being of address. South Dakota will be like South Dakota’s number one is one of only nine states any other Reimer (R) industry, we must ensure that doesn’t allow online not just because of COVID- that the department would voter registration. Despite 19 but the legalization of reflect that. I want to hear numerous proponents, medial marijuana. This your thoughts on this issue. including the Sec. of State session, there will not If you have any questions, himself, and zero opponents L-r: Camrynn Willis, Conor Kennedy and Izabella Ziegler, 3rd grade; Kellen Gray, 4th grade be legislative action on comments, or need help with the committee still chose recreational marijuana a state agency, feel free to to completely gut the intent because of pending litigation. reach out. E-mail: rebecca. of this bill. There are real On Friday, I voted in House [email protected] hardships for some people State Affairs committee to to get registered to vote protect schools, healthcare and I will continue to speak facilities and small Greetings out against these voter businesses by ensuring they from Pierre, I hope this suppression methods. It is have the proper protection message finds you and your our intention try and amend from being sued if someone family well! this bill back to its original L-r: Taylor Binder, 4th grade; Tally Long Turkey, Aerika Janssen, and Peyton Sullivan, 5th grade contracts COVID-19 on The second form when it gets to the their property. Governor week of the Senate floor. Noem has famously said Legislative One of my most enjoyable South Dakota is open for Session is days in the Capitol for me is business. By voting for behind us when the Partners in Policy Sock Toss these protections, we will be and it was Making host us for a mock DEADLINES keeping South Dakota open a flurry of testimony session. Partners Bring your gently used or new socks to the for business. activity. in Policy is an advocacy Lyman Gardens LEGAL ADS NEWS I also serve on the Committee Sen. Troy training opportunity to Friday, January 29th House Judiciary where work has Heinert (D) involve and empower we considered HB 1060. increased people with developmental Socks will be tossed This bill would make it and the agendas for the disabilities as well as their into totes by fans law for licensed healthcare coming week are very full. families. We spent the Lyman County during half-time facilities to notify funeral Thursday, January 22, morning hearing testimony Herald of the boys varsity directors if one had a 2021 was a very somber from the participants on [email protected] game and half-time of communicable diseases day in the legislature as we bills that we are considering the girls varsity game or conditions. During the held our annual memorial during session. I always 605-895-6397 against COVID-19 pandemic, our service for former members come away from activity New Underwood frontline workers have that passed away in 2020. I with a deeper appreciation Legal deadline - worked tirelessly, including had served with five of the for the needs and our funeral home workers. nine honorees, so this year’s struggles of a person with 4 pm on Friday *Sponsored by Thrift Store & More* I voted in support of HB ceremony was extra special developmental disabilities. Ad deadline - *Socks will be going to SD Homeless Shelters* 1060 to protect our frontline to me and I was honored to It may be actually more 4 pm on Monday funeral home workers. be part of it. Included in empowering for me than it Additionally, we heard this list are the late Senators is them as it is such a good News deadline - testimony on HB 1050. HB Jim Bradford and Theresa reminder that ALL people 4 pm on Monday 1050 would ensure a few Two Bulls, who at one point are counting on us to think different requirements for of their tenure represented of them in the decisions we Items submitted local newspapers but would part of our district. 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